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Dark - Catalogue Raisonne: Vol. 12: Anonymous Days Part 1 (Vinyl)
Dark - Catalogue Raisonne: Vol. 12: Anonymous Days Part 1 (Vinyl)
Artist: Dark
- Label
- Seelie Court
- Cat No
- sis 012 sc
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
EAN/UPC - 5033281012511
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Rock and Prog rock
Dark (8) — Catalogue Raisonne - Volume XII: Anonymous Days
Format: Vinyl • Label: Seelie Court (sis 012 sc) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
Tracklist:
A1. All The Loving I Need
A2. Miles And Miles Away
A3. Madame La Guillotine
B1. Shadow Of The Rain
B2. On Came The Midnight
B3. A Hope Full Of Holes
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About the artist
About the artist
Dark is a psychedelic rock band from Northampton, England, UK, that was formed in 1968.
The band released one album, Dark Round The Edges, in 1972. This legendary progressive rock band, which was responsible for the UK's most expensive album, was formed by Steve Giles whilst at school in Northampton in 1968. They met local entrepreneur Alan Bowley who'd recently converted a derelict house into a recording studio, and this led to four acetates of "RC8" and "In The Sky". They performed at a few local gigs, and as their playing got tighter, decided to go into SIS Studios, Northampton, with engineer Alan Bowley, to record an album. The six tracks, written and arranged by the band were recorded over a weekend in 1972 and consist of melodic progressive rock laced with lots of fuzzy guitar riffs. Only a handful of copies were pressed, and Giles, who had a strong interest in photography, made the first twelve copies into full-colour gatefold sleeves, complete with booklets of photographs stapled together, augmented with handwritten notes. They were handed out to band members and their girlfriends. The band then split with Clive and Martin going their own ways, and Steve and Ron continuing to record for their own pleasure until 1977 when Ron married and moved to Cornwall.
The band released one album, Dark Round The Edges, in 1972. This legendary progressive rock band, which was responsible for the UK's most expensive album, was formed by Steve Giles whilst at school in Northampton in 1968. They met local entrepreneur Alan Bowley who'd recently converted a derelict house into a recording studio, and this led to four acetates of "RC8" and "In The Sky". They performed at a few local gigs, and as their playing got tighter, decided to go into SIS Studios, Northampton, with engineer Alan Bowley, to record an album. The six tracks, written and arranged by the band were recorded over a weekend in 1972 and consist of melodic progressive rock laced with lots of fuzzy guitar riffs. Only a handful of copies were pressed, and Giles, who had a strong interest in photography, made the first twelve copies into full-colour gatefold sleeves, complete with booklets of photographs stapled together, augmented with handwritten notes. They were handed out to band members and their girlfriends. The band then split with Clive and Martin going their own ways, and Steve and Ron continuing to record for their own pleasure until 1977 when Ron married and moved to Cornwall.
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